🪑 Heavy Duty Plastic Furniture Lift - Set of 8 Stander Risers for Tables, Beds, and Furniture Review

They cost me $60. I thought they were high quality, no they broke right away. i will send it back Check your local hardware store!

Chair pads are advertised as 'non-slip' but can slide on carpet. Bought these for my elderly father who had hip surgery. His chair is in the middle of the room, and when he sat down or stood up, the chair slipped. He uses a walker so moving the furniture is dangerous. Also, I didn't find the indentation at the top of the cone to be as deep as described. It's likely that you would be fine if the chair was pushed against the wall or you didn't need a walker. Even though I used them, Stander said…

Be sure to check the dimensions of these risers carefully! I assumed that there are 8 people of the same size. My mother's sofa is seven feet high (strange, I know, but true). So when I discovered there were 4 of them in one height (3 inches) and 4 of them in another (4 inches) I knew I had to order a second set to get what I need, to pick up this piece of furniture! These are plastic cones, which were overpriced to begin with, but that would bring the total to almost $100 for plastic legs to…

I took them out of the packaging, put on the rubber foot and put them under my bedpost as recommended. I sat on the bed and BOOM! The two at the foot of my bed fell with just me on the bed (I'm only 5ft 2!) I bet all 4 would have exploded under the weight of me AND my 6ft friend. They are meant to help the elderly. People can get in and out of chairs, beds, etc. Oh my gosh I can't imagine the potential injuries for someone who really needs them for arthritis or a hip replacement, we only bought